Omaha daily bee., 1887-04-23
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George w. Thompson Il Co.. real estate
It's snow use for April to give any such
weather us came yesterday
The popular resort is The Manhattan"
AIS Broadway Rudio e. Yenawne.
The wind yesterday didn't deal half
harshly enough with the cloth signs.
The Odd Fellows are to have a social
and dance in Temple hall on the evening
OF the Goth
b. +. Stevick has purchased lot on
Damon street and is to build at once a
house costing $1,000.
There was only one drunk found by the
police yesterday. The weather made
everybody else look sober.
Great preparations are being made for
the laying of the corner stone of the
Catholic church tomorrow.
The Harmony mission sociable has
been postponed until Monday evening on
account OF unfavorable weather.
Brewer and johnson, the two fisher
men arrested, are to have hearing be-
fore Judge Aylcsworth this morning.
For Rent--The store building known
rs 50G Broadway, next door to Pacific
house. Inquire of Rudio ~ Yenawine.
The rage for improvements is spread
ing. Even the furniture in the police
headquarters is getting u spring suit OF
varnsh.
A large delegation is expected from
Omaha to attend the laying of the corner
stone of the Catholic church tomorrow
If the weather is favorable.
Yesterday was the las day of service
for cases IN the coming term OF the dis.
trct court. The sheriff and his deputies
were therefore kept flying through the
rain and mud.
,ho -.
and Miss Ida Hume takes place at the
residence of j. b. Hume, No. 122 Third
street, next Thursday evening. Rev. 7.
j. Mackey otlicates.
The regular meeting of the boat club
will take place tonight in the office of
Sapp Il Pusey. All wishing to become
members are requested to be present or
to send in their names.
The Council Bluffs National bank has
commenced injunction proceedings to
prevent the county treasurer from col
lecting the tax against the concern. it
being claimed thai the assessment was
too high.
The White Shield movement in this
city is interesting large number of
ladies and they are entering upon the
work OF reforming society with much en-
thusasm. Each church in the city IS to
hayes branch and frequent meetings are
being held
New walks are needed in Bayliss. park
They should be raised out of the reach of
water and then in wet weather Pc
destrians will not be forced to 60 around
upon the sod. The grass along the walks
has been killed out by the many feet
which leave the muddy walks in times of
rain and mud.
The funeral of Andrew Hooten was
held yesterday afternoon and was quite
largely attended considering the storm.
The members of the volunteer fire de-
partment attended in body and the pail
bearers were selected from their ranks.
Rev. Dr. McCreary was the officiating
clergyman.
Captain Anderson justifes himself in
bringing the arrested fishermen right by
that he was simply following the instruc.
tions of the county attorney. VINO told
him to bring ony whom he might arrest
right to the county Jail. The law is said
to require the officer to take prisoners in
such cases before tho nearest magis
trate.
1t took three collections in one evening
at the Salvation army meeting to gel
enough money to send away two new
cadets, who now start out tor their field
of work. The amount needed was only
%. 1t seems that there must be many
narrow souls, hardly worth trying to
save. The hall is packed nightly, anC
those who 60 there do so because they
prefer that place to others. If they be.
lieve in the meetings, they should show
their faith by their works. If they e
simply to be entertained or amused they
should be as willing to pay for the enter
Free salvation seems to be taken too lit
orally by large proportion of those who
60 to the Salvation army hall.